Brahms - Sonata per Violino
BRAHMS Sonata per Violino op. 78, op. 100, op. 108 Scherzo dalla "F.A.E. Sonata"
Salvatore Accardo: violino, Bruno Canino: piano
JOHANNES BRAHMS 1833 - 1897
Salvatore Accardo - direttore e solista
Orchestra da Camera Italiana
Laura Manzini cembalo
Laura Gorna violino
Cecilia Radic violoncello
Concerto in Mi Maggiore “La Primavera”
1 Allegro 3’47”
2 Largo 2’21”
3 Allegro 4’27”
Concerto in sol minore “L’Estate”
4 Allegro non molto Allegro 5’24”
5 Adagio 2’17”
6 Presto 2’48”
Concerto in Fa Maggiore “L’Autunno”
7 Allegro 5’39”
8 Adagio molto 2’26”
9 Allegro 3’39”
Concerto in Fa minore “L’Inverno”
10 Allegro non molto 3’21”
11 Largo 2’19”
12 Allegro 3’20”
Basso Continuo:
Cecilia Radic violoncello - Laura Manzini cembalo
Concerto in re min. per due violini, archi e continuo F I n° 100
13 Allegro non molto 4’25”
14 Adagio 4’16”
15 Allegro molto 3’07”
solisti: Salvatore Accardo - Laura Gorna
Concerto in Si bem. Magg. per violino, violoncello, archi e continuo F IV n° 2
16 Allegro moderato 4’32”
17 Andante 2’07”
18 Allegro molto 3’25”
solisti: Salvatore Accardo - Cecilia Radic
Conceived, recorded and produced by Giulio Cesare Ricci
Recording assistant Paola Liberato
Recording date May 30-31/2009
valve microphones: Neumann U47, U48, M49
mike pre-amplifiers: Signoricci
line, digital, microphone, supply cables: Signoricci
Photo Andrea Piccioni
Among the many violin pages that Giulio Cesare Ricci has recorded with Salvatore Accardo in all these years, the edition of Antonio Vivaldi's Le Quattro Stagioni could not be missed.
The great Maestro has taken up the original manuscript of Le Quattro Stagioni giving an interpretation of absolute reference.
As for the location choice, Giulio Cesare Ricci has made an exception, not a historical place but the Auditorium that the architect Renzo Piano has obtained from the old Polenghi Lombardo factory in Lodi.
Even if it is a contemporary Auditorium, the acoustics are very natural thanks to the wooden structures used for the recovery of this room.
Recorded in Stereo DSD on Pyramix using dCS A/D and D/A converters
The recording was made without sound manipulation, nor equalization, nor reverb, nor compression and expansion... but natural sound with true timbre.
The Concertos of the Seasons are among the most original and extraordinary creations of Antonio Vivaldi. Today's audiences know this, but the contemporaries of the "Red Priest" immediately understood it. The originality is all the more surprising since the Concertos essentially follow the usual model: division into three movements Fast-Slow-Fast and alternations "tutti"-"solo" on the path opened by Giuseppe Torelli.
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